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Mambo for Men (2001)
by Liz Claiborne
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- Top Notes
- Turkish Origanum, Lavandin, Verbena, Lime, Bergamot.
Middle Notes- Cedarwood, Cinnamon Leaf, Orange Flower, Muguet, Geranium, Brazil Bois de Rose and Cumin .
Base Notes- Fir Balsam, Patchouli, Sandalwood, And Musk.
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  |  This is the perfect fragrance for those guys who drive limos, then stand around in the hall of your employer's workplace sleeping or being cranky. Also, Mambo is for you If you're an short, older gentlemen who likes to visit strip clubs and who thinks that you receive attention from the girls because of your sparkly personality instead of your influential boss. Make sure you think you're funny before slapping on enough to create a 7-foot bubble of Mambo around you, and don't forget to stock at least 10 boxes in your fridge so you can douse yourself in this juice every day for the remaining few years of your life. Thumbs up for Ronnie - thumbs down for everyone else (thus a neutral rating) 03 November 2008 |
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|  I get 2 stages of scent from Mambo. The opening of bergamot with a hint of lime and then 15 minutes later, some subtle musk. It's pleasant but has absolutely no longevity on me. Within 30 minutes, I can hardly tell I wore this frag.17 September 2008 |
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| Mambo for Men is a confused concoction, with watery, sweet and woody notes bumping into each other. I think the worst part of it is that I get an unpleasant burnt smell that begins soon after the opening lasts for a good while. The basenotes are pleasant woods and musk; not especially remarkable, but pleasant... still not worth waiting for. 09 August 2008 |
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|  SirSlarty talks about a lot of different notes dancing around, and I'd say that is a good way to describe Mambo. I like it! Also, there's nothing unpleasant going on here, and I don't get a "synthetic" vibe from it either. It is a bit musky, so you don't want to overspray with this one, especially in warm weather. I can spray once and I'm set for several hours, at least. A good "cheapo" that's nice if you like a lot of variety, as I do.09 July 2008 |
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| I don't know what's going on with this. It's got everything but there's nothing. Spicy, sweet, synthetic, watery,... it dances in a messy confusion of notes. 24 April 2008 |
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| Mambo is a nice fragrance. When I first smelled it I fell in love with it. Altho not one of the fragrances I normally wear.. But it is seductive & its great. It can be overpowering at first but the dry down is much MUCH better! I ended up giving my bottle to my little cousins bcause for some reason I just got tired of it. So I will give it a neutral rating! 12 April 2008 |
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